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//A small program to change/revert timezone so I can play kancolle.
use std::fs;
use std::ffi::OsStr;
use std::process::Command;

fn main() {
    //if .tzdata exists
    if fs::read_dir(".").unwrap().any(|x|x.unwrap().file_name() == OsStr::new(".tzdata")) {
        let last_tz = fs::read_to_string(".tzdata").unwrap();
        let current_tz = Command::new("tzutil")

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If you ever need to use adb with Nox Player, you would probably just do adb devices and realize Nox Player's VM is not there. Here is a really simple command you need to do to use ADB on a Nox Player's VM.

adb connect 127.0.0.1:62001

Thats it. Do that and you'll find the VM when doing adb devices.

I don't have adb yet! Should I download it now?

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$global:currentIP = ""

function checkAndEdit() {
    $wslOutput = & "C:\Windows\System32\wsl.exe" -l -q --running
    if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0) {
        Write-Output "Failed to get WSL status"
    } else {
        if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($wslOutput)) {
            # no output, not running
            Write-Output "WSL is not running, no changes needed"

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This is my attempt of making open-vm-tools work on Artix (based on runit). After a lot of failures I came out with these.

Dependencies

• dmidecode to read the machine info (so that script don't run when not running with VMware)

You can adapt this to whatever init system (or script) you want.

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mount-vmhgfs-fuse

This script can be used to mount your shared folders easily on linux with vmhgfs-fuse

Dependencies

• open-vm-tools
• awk
• getopts

TL;DR (you're just lazy) common linux things to have and open-vm-tools.

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Extract Wallpaper Engine PKG file (PKGV0009 only)

This is a plaintext description of the format:

// file is the "entry" point
[file]
0: u32 - header length
1: bytearray($0) - header
2: u32 - number of files in archive
n: dir - directory listing

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My python scripts for doing stuffs

commons.py contains a prompt function that I used.

rename.py is a tool that renames files based on their MD5 hash.

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This Python script is used to add new executables to PATH.

1. It recursively searches for .exe in the specified path.
2. After that, it will compare what it finds in the path to PATH variable in the registry.
3. It will remove invalid paths and add new ones to it.
4. It saves the new PATH back to registry and sends a WM_SETTINGSCHANGE message so that apps update their environment variables.

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Wrote this. Turns out I don't need it at all since urllib3 has the exact same function. welp.

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function Invoke-Git() {
	function Get-Email() {
		# try finding email from file
		$cachedir = "$(Split-Path -Parent $PROFILE)/.github_users"
		New-Item -Path $cachedir -ItemType "directory" -Force | Out-Null

		$usercache = "$($cachedir)/user_$($env:GITHUB_USER)"
		if (Test-Path -Path $usercache) {
			Get-Content -Path $usercache
		} else {